takeplace
verbUK /teɪk pleɪs/
US /teɪk pleɪs/
When something takes place, it happens.
The school concert will take place in the gym on Friday.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To be held or carried out at a particular time or location.
The meeting took place at noon in the main office.
3. To come about as a result of planning or arrangement.
The wedding will take place next spring.
4. To occur in a particular way or under certain conditions.
The experiment took place under strict safety rules.